Skybluekyle
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My brother and I said the same, he was giving very few, if any, "soft" fouls but was consistent with it - no issues with the ref today.Missed some very easy decisions but was pretty consistent both ways
My brother and I said the same, he was giving very few, if any, "soft" fouls but was consistent with it - no issues with the ref today.Missed some very easy decisions but was pretty consistent both ways
I saw the replay, if he did it was nothing, but looked like it could’ve been above his head. Commentators didn’t think it was. The wrestle of EMC to the ground was a stonewall pen and a red. Couldn’t give that could they!2 pens in the end.
The lino gave the sending off. Will need to see it back but I don't think he touched him.
Lets not forget the ref disallowed a goal for us due to a foul on their defender that was 10x softer than the pen he ignored.
For a team with so many goals and so many touches in the box to only have one penalty all season says alot. It’s more than just shit refs
Kick out got the red cardCompletely agree.
3 pens if you count two wrestling moves on EMC and the same against Bobby when ref had a clear view and defender more interested in swapping shirts than the ball.
If I was Lampard I’d be talking to refs association-happening every week and more teams get away with it-the more they do it and get away with it.
Like I said in an earlier thread-not just happening to us though-but it is becoming a running theme.
Bobby shouldn’t have raised his hand-fucking idiot.
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Sky Sports didn't include either the EMC shout or the disallowed goal on their highlights so I haven't seen either back since seeing them live, but the former may well be the worst refereeing decision I've seen in years. It very much looked to me like EMC beat the defender and was advancing on the ball, only to be wrestled to a ground by the defender who wasn't even looking at the ball, let alone trying to win the ball.
I don't know what happened but it very much appears to me like referees aren't willing to give fouls for anything in the box short of a player with the ball at their feet being taken out, and defenders are rightfully taking advantage of that.
Yep.This is definitely the case, although they don't apply the same criteria for fouls against defenders in the box. In fact the opposite almost applies whereby defenders know that if they simply fall to ground the ref is likely to give them a foul, which is something Birmingham players made the most of today.
Kick out got the red card
This is definitely the case, although they don't apply the same criteria for fouls against defenders in the box. In fact the opposite almost applies whereby defenders know that if they simply fall to ground the ref is likely to give them a foul, which is something Birmingham players made the most of today.
I expect soLampard reeled off all of the non penalties as well. Wonder if he will get a fine.
Thing is he keeps alluding to the fact that they get apologies every week as well, which must be letters to the club from the EFL - they don’t do it openly after to media. So it’s not even that it’s him being sore, the refs/league are admitting it all the time.Lampard reeled off all of the non penalties as well. Wonder if he will get a fine.
No complaint about Dasilva or Thomas being sent off, but then we don’t get blatant decisions in our favour. It’s difficult not to feel a bit aggrieved by that.Thing is he keeps alluding to the fact that they get apologies every week as well, which must be letters to the club from the EFL - they don’t do it openly after to media. So it’s not even that it’s him being sore, the refs/league are admitting it all the time.
feels to me at the moment that teams can be overly physical against us and they get away with it, but the second we try/do the same it’s penalised. Maybe that’s me wearing sky blue glasses but certainly felt it today from the decisions that were given.
Yeah he said we get letters after apologising.Thing is he keeps alluding to the fact that they get apologies every week as well, which must be letters to the club from the EFL - they don’t do it openly after to media. So it’s not even that it’s him being sore, the refs/league are admitting it all the time.
feels to me at the moment that teams can be overly physical against us and they get away with it, but the second we try/do the same it’s penalised. Maybe that’s me wearing sky blue glasses but certainly felt it today from the decisions that were given.
If we do have a load of EFL letters we should publish them and show them up publicly.Thing is he keeps alluding to the fact that they get apologies every week as well, which must be letters to the club from the EFL - they don’t do it openly after to media. So it’s not even that it’s him being sore, the refs/league are admitting it all the time.
feels to me at the moment that teams can be overly physical against us and they get away with it, but the second we try/do the same it’s penalised. Maybe that’s me wearing sky blue glasses but certainly felt it today from the decisions that were given.
No complaint about Dasilva or Thomas being sent off, but then we don’t get blatant decisions in our favour. It’s difficult not to feel a bit aggrieved by that.
I didn’t think his booking was justified in the first place.Tbf we were lucky not to have Kitching sent off at Charlton.
Exactly.No complaint about Dasilva or Thomas being sent off, but then we don’t get blatant decisions in our favour. It’s difficult not to feel a bit aggrieved by that.
Can’t remember his initial yellow, the second foul was a very yellow yellow though; maybe the ref gave the benefit of the doubt because of the first one?I didn’t think his booking was justified in the first place.
Wright gets brought down against Ipswich in clear view of the referee…nothing given. Hirst kicks the ball away…nothing given.Exactly.
As pissed off as I was by Neumann’s reaction to it Thomas took the bait and the second he raises his arm he’s off, whether he missed or not. Dasilva likewise - no “intent” but it’s a bad challenge.
but the ref today had a clear view of the EMC one so his only explanation must be that rugby tackling in the box is ok?
That’s how I saw it, the first was a fair challenge where he’s entitled to go for it. Second one was a booking, so it evened out overall.Can’t remember his initial yellow, the second foul was a very yellow yellow though; maybe the ref gave the benefit of the doubt because of the first one?
Yeah. It’s the lack of consistency even in the same game, and the ones that they clearly should not be getting wrong that gets my goat.Wright gets brought down against Ipswich in clear view of the referee…nothing given. Hirst kicks the ball away…nothing given.
Fair has to be fair.
If I had a stack of apology letters I'd be saying there's the proof, surely you can't fine someone for telling the truth that's been backed up by the refs themselves?Lampard reeled off all of the non penalties as well. Wonder if he will get a fine.
It’s why he’s avoided punishment for his remarks and behaviour this season I think. They know we’re getting the shit end of these decisions nearly every game at this point.If I had a stack of apology letters I'd be saying there's the proof, surely you can't find someone for telling the truth that's been backed up by the refs themselves?
Won't get a fine if he's stating a fact.Lampard reeled off all of the non penalties as well. Wonder if he will get a fine.